Mandalay Golf Course

Pro shop, cafe, restaurant, practice facilities, carts with course gps, and the course are all great.

It was 37 degrees on the day but had a breeze that made play bearable -

The course is the favourite of many in the club - not mission impossible but not an easy course. -

Great design and most hole offer a challenge and each hole has it’s unique challenge

Good amenanties - staff were great in the pro shop and the bar area. - very comfortable .

Excellent layout. Condition was good. Bunkers could be maintained better. Overall worth a game there. Would recommend.

Course was in as good as condition as you can expect for a clay based course in July in the middle of a Melbourne winter. Carts were banned, and most fairways were 50% water logged, Meaning casual water, or preferred lies, but struggling to find suitable drop areas. Much better course in drier conditions, Will wait until mid spring before a return. Green designs are also a bit repetitive, 45 degree angle, left to right, with a bunker middle front right. Also that 15th Hole needs to be fixed/remade, Its to long for a Par 3 with that green design, with no bail out area

Absolutely hopeless to try & get in touch. Hadn't played Mandalay before, booked online, rang up to add a person and book carts, left 3 messages, none of these were returned, then finally rang again and got hold of a real person (Kevin?) who said that carts were included in the price paid online - they weren't, so we had to pay extra. No bar or food service available, 2 sad pies left in the pie warmer, the toilet out on the course was in a disgusting state, and the carts add an extra level of stress - you drive within 10-20 metres of a blue line and the cart cuts out and can only be driven in reverse, the carts are a complete pain. Course is quite nice, staff were friendly, but would I come again? No, there's much better service at other courses.

Bunker city , smooth fairways and some tricky greens. really enjoyed the experience!!!

Course conditions pretty good even after heavy rain. There is not much variety - lots of straight away par 4’s around 360-380 from back tees - tough par 3’s. Bunkering is well placed for a challenging round. Quite a lot of holes have a decent walk green to tee - almost everyone used a cart. Unfortunately the housing estate construction mean the surrounds are quite unsightly throughout, where I’m sure rolling hills and farmland once dominated. Overall a good course.

A very friendly welcome from the staff member. He knew we were coming and had our cart keys ready. WE enjoyed an interruption free game. Four players. The only thing I would say is that I thought I was getting a 10% discount by registering with golf now. I also heard on SEN on the drive in that by paying 49.50 per person with two or four players with a cart, I thought that on the radio it said there was a free drink at the end of our round. That would have capped off the perfect day. I thought the screens with the information about the hole and distance to the front of the green and the flag were an excellent value add to the experience. Thanks. I will be back. IF you want to ring me about the absence of the drinks, I was the 7.24am tee time on 12 April.

I shot my best round of golf on this course as a high handicapper. Forgiving fairways, manageable hazards, tough but smooth greens. It’s a very long course with distance between greens & tee boxes, recommend getting a cart.

The course is a gem, challenging with no driver. Great day.